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Re: Flash'In'App – Free Cocoa Framework
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Re: Flash'In'App – Free Cocoa Framework


  • Subject: Re: Flash'In'App – Free Cocoa Framework
  • From: Julia Rixon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 14:50:25 +0300

That's correct, all these things can be done with Flash'in'App. You can perform the following:
- disable contextual menu and replace it with your own menu
- send messages in Flash and receive return value, process functions invoked by flash movie and return result
- intercept all attempts of SWF file to load external resources and disable/permit those attempts. Or you can replace external resources.


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Sincerely yours,

Julia Rixon


John Stiles wrote:
> There are a couple of gotchas... trying to disable the right-click menu is one issue (maybe you can subclass the view for this, I haven't tried), and having the Flash app send messages back to the main app is another problem.
>
>
> Julia Rixon wrote:
>> Ferhat Ayaz wrote:
>>> Why don't load flash via WebKit ?
>>>
>>> Ferhat
>>
>> You can use WebKit for some purposes, but sometimes it doesn’t allow to implement all necessary features. For example there is no option to disable "Flash Local Security". Many features are hard to implement using WebKit.
>>
>
>
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